Is the Jovvy Ergo trail worthy and airport useful?
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I wouldn't use it on a trail. I find it difficult to turn with my 3 year old and my infant loaded in. As for the airport, it does fold down easier than my double jogger, but it's nearly as heavy and the cargo basket is large but not easily accessible.
42200
It's useful at the airport, but is very heavy. It hardly fits in the trunk of an SUV. I would definitely not take it on a trail if the kids are heavy. Maneuvering would be cumbersome. We're actually selling ours for $150.
42201
It is great around the neighborhood and at the zoo. The front shock absorbers are great for paved areas, but I would not take it on a trail. It would probably be fine for airports, but I have not used it in this capacity.
42202
Not a great choice for either I would say... its not an offroad stroller, and its simply too large to be reasonable at a busy airport. I wont lie, this sucker is heavy and long. I would take measurements of your vehicle before you buy because it wont fit in some. That said for things like zoo days or parks with sidewalks, we absolutely love it. Our 4 year has some physical limitations and the back seat allows her easy in and out and lets her feel like a big kid without being strapped into a traditional mobility stroller. I completely endorse it, but you need to be aware this is probably not an every day kind of stroller. Not a great choice for either I would say... its not an offroad stroller, and its simply too large to be reasonable at a busy airport. I wont lie, this sucker is heavy and long. I would take measurements of your vehicle before you buy because it wont fit in some. That said for things like zoo days or parks with sidewalks, we absolutely love it. Our 4 year has some physical limitations and the back seat allows her easy in and out and lets her feel like a big kid without being strapped into a traditional mobility stroller. I completely endorse it, but you need to be aware this is probably not... » Read More Not a great choice for either I would say... its not an offroad stroller, and its simply too large to be reasonable at a busy airport. I wont lie, this sucker is heavy and long. I would take measurements of your vehicle before you buy because it wont fit in some. That said for things like zoo days or parks with sidewalks, we absolutely love it. Our 4 year has some physical limitations and the back seat allows her easy in and out and lets her feel like a big kid without being strapped into a traditional mobility stroller. I completely endorse it, but you need to be aware this is probably not an every day kind of stroller. « Show Less
42203
yes , i would say so, i love our stroller ..........it pushes easy ........it folds up easy and quick. for compact storage....for sure not an off road stroller.....
42204
Not a great choice for either I would say... its not an offroad stroller, and its simply too large to be reasonable at a busy airport. I wont lie, this sucker is heavy and long. I would take measurements of your vehicle before you buy because it wont fit in some. That said for things like zoo days or parks with sidewalks, we absolutely love it. Our 4 year has some physical limitations and the back seat allows her easy in and out and lets her feel like a big kid without being strapped into a traditional mobility stroller. I completely endorse it, but you need to be aware this is probably not an every day kind of stroller.
1105888
Yes! I got this one because I needed something sturdy, lightweight and easy to handle in an airport setting especially when I'm by myself. The bottom basket is good size and the cupholder is great! I love my choice and loved the price compared to others.
1363477
I can pick up my airport from about 10 miles away. This is from inside my house or garage. I enjoy listening to the tower. Soon this will be my primary radio on my EAB.
1201599
It's perfect for that use. It may get a little banged up on the flight, but you can carry a lot. I used them to move abroad, and I'm very happy with them.
2231688
It is pretty light. I would say yes for airports,but you may find it too wide for sidewalks. This is the only double I have used so I can't give you much help when it comes to other strollers.
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Yeah it's a really good simulator and pretty realistic. I bought a pretty decent joystick for it too to enhance the experience. You can get one for about $20. I like using all the different plane options, and it'll also teach you patience because dinner flights last pretty long. Overall I like it a lot. You may want to take other opinions though because I don't really know much about flying or how nice other simulators are.
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Yes, it's good, but you have to learn how to use it. Trails are marked, but you'll need to zoom down to see them. It has a lot of detail, but it displays less detail as you zoom out. I use the map on my computer in MapSource or BaseCamp to get what I need for a specific trip. Then I download to my GPS. I have used the GPS to geocache. I also use it on hiking or river trips. I've been very pleased with my Garmin maps (and I have several of them).
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No, but to gain the full enjoyment of ROF it is advisable, they have sales now and again with discounts for the amount of planes you buy, there is also a register for members in the ROF forum were you can get free planes from members of the community, who understand that some people just can't afford to pay and as such kindly donate planes to other members, hope this helps ST_Nooney
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Thank you for asking. I personally feel that while the trail is flat the stroller will be fine. Tree roots will certsinly bring you to a full stop.
1846340
It is a very good plug-in antenna, and will likely improve your connectivity over the built-in antenna. The question is, will you want to carry this extra piece of gear with you when you go to Starbucks, the airport, etc.
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not sure it needs to be, we were not given any hassle by TSA. Unfortunately we were a little disappointed by its carrying ability. I don't know if I would say it was very useful.
162263
No. I know of no should stock for the Trail. Try Pyramid Air's (pyramidair. com) customer service. If a stock is available they will know.
288963
Hi Nathan. I have had a City Mini Double for over a year now and I absolutely love it. It really is as good as all the reviews say. The front wheels can be locked to handle some terrain better, but it really is not designed for off-roading. If you are just going on some flat dirt or even grass at the ballfield, you should have no real problem, but if you are a more outdoors family, I would recommend the Baby Jogger City Elite Double (must confess, I own this one too) instead or at least something with air filled tires. That's the one I use all winter in New England in the snow and to the zoo and stuff in the summer. The City Mini really is versatile, though. I've taken it on planes and to to Disney & Busch Gardens, etc. Just depends on your needs. The Elite is expensive, but can be found elsewhere online for significantly less. Good luck!
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Yes. It's a great pack but it's HUGE. I fell it's too big for everyday activities. Good for travel but some airlines will have check it in as it doesn't always overhead.
1388248
I took it but didn't use it. The air France flight that I was on had its own footrests. I agree it was heavy and took up needed space in my carry on. My friend (who recommended it) swears by hers.
2047696
Yes...We have the quarry climb, the rescue from misty island and the sodor airport and they all work together. You can also buy plain extra track set that work with these sets.
1702211
I have - it worked great! Traveling through the airport was SO much easier than the last time I traveled, without the Go-Go Babyz Travelmate Deluxe. Be prepared for a handcheck at security, as the car seat and carrier won't fit through the x-ray machines (the car seat doesn't fit through on its own either, even without the carrier). You'll have to detach the car seat from the carrier when you're boarding the plane, because they won't fit down the aisle. I used the car seat on the airplane, and tucked the carrier under the seat while flying. When traveling through the airport, it works just like a stroller. I buckled in my 3-year-old and off we went! He enjoyed riding in it as much as I enjoyed the stress-free travel. I highly recommend it.